Fruit and Leaves Still Life in White Bowl

A horizontal still life painting, likely oil on canvas or board, presented in a traditional gilded wooden frame with a simple reed-and-cove profile. The composition depicts a collection of green and yellow fruit, possibly quinces or green apples, nestled within and spilling out of a white ceramic bowl. The foliage is rendered with bold, expressive outlines and a muted palette of olive, sage, and dark forest greens. The background is a moody, dark teal-grey that provides high contrast for the lighter plant forms. The artistic style is reminiscent of early to mid-20th-century European Modernism, exhibiting a Post-Impressionist or Fauvist influence through its simplified forms and flattened perspective. The application of paint appears painterly with visible brushwork and dark linear definition. The frame shows a soft gold patina with very minor surface abrasions consistent with its age. Condition-wise, the work is protected under glass, which shows reflections of the surrounding gallery environment, suggesting the painting is in good museum-quality condition. A gallery label is visible to the right, identifying the artist as 'István Nagy' and dating the piece between 1920-1930, which aligns with Hungarian Expressionist tendencies of that era. The craftsmanship is high, showing sophisticated tonal control and a balanced, rhythmic composition.